Anna, a 38-year-old Korean woman with a cognitive disability, cares for her ageing adoptive parents in a fragile balance of meeting each other’s needs. When a Florida heatwave shatters both the family’s and Anna’s routines, her future looks uncertain – until she manages to create a world in which she can thrive.<br /> Liz Sargent’s intimate debut drama examines the shifting demands placed on a uniquely vulnerable family in a Florida suburb. The film exposes the indignities of the American healthcare system and the structural challenges faced by disabled people and their families. It also gently and imaginatively traces Anna’s path to finding independence and a connection to a community of chosen family. By turns quietly devastating and bracingly optimistic, <em class="film">Take Me Home</em> confronts us with an impossible situation, while holding out hope for Anna’s future.